The Headlight
The 0Woi«n Circulation
and
of the
radliqht
The Oregonian
both for'
¡2 ffiGFe thaq doub’e that
of any other paper in
Tillsmoolç County.
$2.00 per Year
Vol. IX. No. 51. TILLAMOOK, OREGON, THURSDAY
MAY 27
1897.
$1.50 Per Year
mail schedule .
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I eave N. Yamhill daily except Sunday
Arrive at Tillamook next day by
1 eave Tillamook daily except Sunday
Arrive N. Yamhill next day
8 p. in.
4 P- m.
6 p. m.
2p. m.
t(I LAMOOK AND HOBSONVILLE:—
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L’ve Tillamook daily except Tuesday 6:00 am.
Arrive Hobsonville
9:00 a m
] ve Hobsonville, except Tuesday .2:15 o.m.
Arrive Tillamook .....................
5 «5 I ni.
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A Brief Glimpse at Last Weeks
Happenings.
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Leaves Tillamook Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays at ................................. 7 a.m.
Arrives Netarts
............................. 1 in.
Leaves Netarts, same days,.................... 1 p. m.
Anivea Tillamook by
6, . in.
¡G rand R ond :—
Leaves Grand Rounde daily except Sunday
at 6 p. m., or on arrival of mail from McMinu-
' Arrive« at Tillamook at 1:45.
Leaves Tillamook Daily except Sunday at 6
p m. or on arrival of mail from N. Yamhill,
which Is usually 4:30.
Arrives at Grand Roude at im
post Office hours, 730 A. M. t o> P M
Money Order department, 8:00 A.M. :□> F. M.
Sunday 4:00 to o;oo P. M.
fl and have eaten a hearty dinner, half
the pleasure of smoking is in the
thought of having a cigar just to suit
y°ur tiiste. We make a study of your
smoking with this object in view, and
^«2 can please you.
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LAMB, The Cigar Man
0AVID WILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN mid SURGEON
Tillamook, Oregon.
J. MAY,
J. D. Chitwood has been cutting
build an addition to his barn.
timber
to
this
his bed
We hope our new road supervisor will visit
this part of his roads and see what can be
done.
its appear
Several of our citizens have been camping at
Ocean Park.
All calls promptly attended to
Hutchens Residence,
valley
Elmer Jackson was visiting at Emma a few
days ago. His sister Elsie will attend school
here soon.
Au 8 pound girl recently made
ance at the home of M. C. Kellow
AND ACCOUCHEUR,
p R. MADISON, M. D,
the
Hebo.
A T. Bain has been extracting honey.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
TILLAMOOK. ORE
Joe Altenberger made a trip to
this week.
Mr. John Sloan to confined to
week.
Next Door to Bank.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JHre. lirttr Williame,
T. J. Owens, who has been east of the Cas
cades trapping, returned home Sat. 22nd.
HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF____ ®>-
Dress Trimming and Lining, Laces in Black and Cream,
Velvets and Silks, Hosiery, latest styles in Gloves, Mils, Coals,
('ayes, Baby oats, short and long, also Baby Dresses, Iaidies Un
derwear, a Fine Line of Corsets. The latest styles just
from the East in Hats, Bonnets, and Caps for Children.
The people of this vicinity will meet at the
grave jard to decorate the las» resting place of
to the departed on May 29 I897.
It is impossible to imagine a better season for
hay than this has been.
Wood»,
(FROM THK OCKAN WAVX)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
TILLAMOOK, OREGON.
Late Styles, New Goods Lowest Prices
Dress Making Done to Order
j J. J. D aly .
Opposite H eadlight Office, Cor. Main and
Second Street, Tillamook City, Oregon.
(O scar H avtbr .
J) ALY & IIAYTER,
DALLAS, OREGON.
BUY YOUR DRUGS OF
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WILLIAMS’ DRUG CO
(J a M es M c C ain ,
I A. W. S ever ANCK.
^[cCAIN & SEVERANCE,
TII.LAMOOK, OKKGON.
J- «• STEPHENS
JOSIAH BIGG8
STEPHENS & BIGGS.
Real Estate Agents and Representing the
Home Mutual Insurane Co. of California
J. 8. STEPHF.NS, representing F. Weber tk
. of Portland for Scholl Supplies.
Office at Allen Hotel'
At the request of some of my friends,
I have decided to lake a limited number
of pupils in music. Thorough instruc
tion. For terms, etc., address
Mrs. J. D. Kelly.
TILLAMOOK. OR.
C. & E. THAYER
General Ranking and Kachange business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
Exchange on England, Belgium, Germany,
Sweden and all foteign countries.
Tillamook,
Oregon.
G. W. KIGER
DIALER IN
E\ctnnge and tyney Securities
Collaction» Receiva Careful .nd
Prompt Attention.
BAY CITY, OREGON
Mr. Win. Miller, nephew of Mr. B. Brier has
been visiting on the coast for several days.
Mr. W. E. Coovert, of Dayton,
Woods Tuesday evening, making
distance of 64 miles; in oneday.
arrived
the tri
Prof. Snuffer, of Sheridan, who has been
teaching the Amity school arrived at this place
Sunday night, and opened school Monday
morning with a very good attendance.
(JLAUDE THAYER,
AirCKSKïS-AT-LAW,
T. J. Lucy is making a trip to Portland.
Mrs. Porter and children left for the valley
Tuesday morning with her father-in law,
where she will remain fora portion of the
summer.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
Prescriptions
Carefully
Compounded
ur Stock of Drugs and
Medicines is new and
Fresh and our Stock of Toi-
let Articles and Musical In-
struments the Largest ever
Brought to Tillamook.
O
Baxter Bros., proprietors of the Little Na
tucca toll road, were in town the first of tile
week transacting business.
South Prairie.
Chas. Wells Is again
time to Nestucca.
on
the
wing,
FiW
This
Addie Harris has moved back to his home on
the prairie.
Lyman Lamb is (emporArly employed by the
Truckee Lumber Co.
J. C. Bewley, of Bay City, payed us a pleasant
visit while on his way to the mines of south
ern Oregon. We wish him success.
arithmetic .
NOW.
If you have a kind word—say il,
Throbbing hearts soon sink tj rest:
If you owe a kindness—pay it.
Life’s sun hurries to the west.
Can yon do a kind deed—do it,
From despair some soul to save;
Bless each day as you pass through it,
Marching onward to the grave.
If some grand thing for to-morrow
You are dreaming—do it now:
From the future do not borrow ;
Frost soon gathers on the brow.
Speak the word—perform the duty;
Night is coming deep with test;
Stars will gleam 111 fadeless beauty,
Gy»uses whisper o’er thy bieasl.
Days for deeds are few my brother,
Then, to-day fulfill thy vow;
If you mean to help another,
Do not dream it—do it now —Selected.
British Columbia was about to pn«H a
bill preventing Anieiicnn nit ¡ mum lr»»in
Meciiring mine liueiiNes ilinre, but when
it was discovered that it was Americans
who were developing the milling in
dustries, ami (Init meh n hill would kill
nearly all mining industry in British
Columbia, (he hill was promptly killed.
The Americans are really (he benefact
ors of the county.—Asturian .
The democratic attack on the Dingley
tariff ihignt have some force if ihe demo
crats had ever shown any ability ill ••ou
st muting tariff measures tliemselves.
The fnil measure of their capabilities in
this direction was revealed bv thu ”per-
fidity and dishonor” tariff which Presi
dent Cleveland denounced, which lie re
fused to sign, and which, getting on the
statue book by the expiration of the time
limit, has proved Io he woithless for
either revenue or protect ion.—Ast »liar.
In its June number The Ladies Home
Journal will celebrate the Diamond Jubi
lee in a w ay distinctly its own. In an
article by William George Jordon, entit I-
ed “What Victoria Has Been,” the read
er will he taken on the British throne,
and the marvelous panorama of the
world’s history for sixty years will puss
before him. lie will ata glance see the
progress in art.
science,
invention,
music, education ; the great social
re
form«, the growth of nations and the
advance of civilization. The whole stmy
of the world's progress of tile longent
reign in English history will lie vividly
presented.
Mrs. & r th Daniel is visiting her daughter,
1. Ten ctedits. Define and illustrate the
Mrs. Wallace, of Beaver.
following: Complex fl action, multiple, ulequot
Our Grange met last Saturday and had its part, pai value, ratio.
2. Kight credits, (a) Explain Hie difference
usual pleasant time. Mr and Mrs. Vaughn, of
Bay View Grange, were visiting members. We between the gross earnings and the net earn
ingsofafirm. (b) Find the diameter in feet of
expect some new members next meeting.
a wheel which revolea 19 ft times in going 253.3
The South prairie Sunday School is progress feet.
ing nicely under the leadership of Mrs. O. B.
3. Twelve credits, (a) A farmer gives to his
Lawerenceand Rev. Siscel.
eldest son niiieteeu-t went) fifths of a farm ami
A Man uf Im|><»rtan<-e.
Are we going to have a celebration on the the remainder to his daughter; the difference
Senator Jones, tl»e Nevada million
fourth? If so, is it not time that the citisene between their shares ir7to acres, how many nirf populist, in ciilliiig a wide nwntli In
ofTillamcok City were looking into the mat- acres did the daughter receive? (b) Express 125 tnriir politic« now
lie in Hie tnnn wlio
rods, 4 yai ds, 2 feet, 6 inches as a fraction of a
ter?
secured a duty on liiilen ill the nenate
mile.
4. Twelve credits. Bought the following bills bill mid got an Im lenae In the tariff on
Nehalem.
on 8 months: fuly 3. «M fo/o 25; August II, aiigiti which caiiaed stock in Ihe Hngnr
>24056; Heptember 20, $82164; October 12, *510.- Trust to go up 3(g per cent Moudnv
(From the Nehalem Times.)
It is luiderntoo l that he in
38; Novemtier 1, $30817. when ought a note foi afternoon
Mrs. H. A. Bloom is on the sick list.
to he allowed Ilia any in pretty niiicli
the whole amount be dated?
everything
III
order to hold Ilia vote
Two new bridges are being built across the
5. Ten credits. Find the area ol an irregular
N ecan »cum, near Seaside, to accomodate re piece of land the diagonal of which is 320 yards with lhe republican«.
Mr. Jour«’ activity ill the tariff rliacu«-
sorters.
and the perpendiculars 35 ft yards and 4»'* y«ls.
{’») If a man use a pound of fertilizers on a uiou call, irreaiatnhly Io mind the «lory
Frnnk
of Bay City, vM in town
piece of grouud 2 yards square, how much will told of ll.e dintingninlied gilverile hint
Tuesday looking after the telephone bu.i
f >ll by Mr. David A. Well«
Mr. lone«
he use on H of
•ct’eT
in which he I. lutereated.
6. Eight credits. Arrange in order of mag when lie flrat entered congreaa, won mi
MI m Amy Dean who la employed at 1 Fort nitude,
twentylwo-lweiityfifths,
fortynine ardent free-trader mid a «ouiid-moiiey
■nan. He wai a clone friend of Generul
> Steven., came home Halurday to pay a visit
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fiftyfifth», 089
Grmit, mol of en Iroaled that he cauaerl
! to her parents and many frienda.
7. Ten credits. An sgent sold 450 tons of hay the president Io veto I he green back In
with
Mlaa Kate and Kdward Brann.r.renther, of at $18 a ton, commission 5 per cent, and
flation bill. Mr. Well« any« Mr. Jonen
Belleville, III., arrived here tbit week and will the proceeds bought wool at 22%c. per lt> com once remarked Io him after lhe vetolliat
mission
4
per
cent;
what
was
his
whole
com
vUtt lor aoine time with lheir ataler, Mra B A.
mlMion, and how many pounds of wool «ltd he he had made the dianatioii» consequen
Todd.
ce« of inflation aa plain Io Grant "an a
buy?
Years afler
8. Ten credl ta If it coat (425 to fence a field bull'« tail going up hill.”
ward when Mr J oiim wag advocating
72 rods by 98 rods, what will U cost to fence a
• F City.
a high probe'ive tn riff and w«« leading
□ KO. COHN. Fraald.nl,
square Held of the same area.
JOMN HAHKEH, VI«« Fr«a
M«»
lhe fight for I he coinage of silver, Mr
9. Twelve credits. j3 is 2^ per cent of what
C A DOTY, S««»«la»r
Alfred Bigtow haa gone to Portland.
Welle n«krd Idin what had panned such
number* What per cent of $240 in $13 20? What
Meaara. Dean and Long returned Sunday via is X per cent of $4» to? What number increased an extraordinary change in hie views. In
»iilrstance he replied : “Why, David, I
North Yamhill.
by 18 par cent of itself is equal to M7J?
am the owner of silver mine« now, and I
10 Eight credits. How large a draft on
Mr. Jonea, o( Tillamook, vlalted onr efty laut
want protection for my product. If I
Satnnlay. and while here pnrehneed one of the Chicago can ba bought in Fortland at to days’ had no mine« I would be aa goods free
eight for |j.onu, the pemium being 1% per eent
prettieat horaea lu the country.
trailer «ml «■ nfrong a gold-«lan<lard
and interest 6 per cent?
man »« I ever w««.”
I Some ImprovemeriU In the public highway
Tlmt a man whose convictions ere
GRAMMAR
are being made near Mr. Morton a. The grade
• Thus to relieve the wretched waa his pride frankly admitted to lie swayed so entire
' la being changed and the road being made
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And e'en his failings leaned to virtue s side’. ly by hie personal inlereats should have
| wider.
- Goldsmith been able to “hold up” ths nation, and
! Mr. J T Xevlna expert! tn go Portland fer
ths senate twice in one year mi two^reat
above I liereaiea—free coinage mid protection—
The first three questions refer to the
lit. wife in a lew daya. He will drive over the
extract.
is a striking commentary upon the "rot-
niountalna.
1. A nails« the sentence
, ten liorongh” ayatem.
Mr. Jonea is
i The telephone ayatem haa been chanced.
1 (a)la thia a compound or complex •ent I n man of grest ability, hut that tlie abil
The awlteh honr.l haa been removed to Nehal ence? Why? (b) Name the nouns and slate
ity which 1« not directed by conscience
em, and ihe central haa been removed to the the case in which is used
j is always a source of danger hie pnnt
Poet Office
3. (a/Decline his.
Give the principal mid present altitudes are painful illus-
tralioiie.
; Our Sunday Uchoola were not aa well repre parts of each verb need.
4. Write sentences to illustrate the following
muted al the ronveatioe aa we had eaperfed
—Louisville Courier-Journal.
(a)Pre
Urate
co
nptem
nt
(b)
adv>
rb
of
denial;
Part of the delegatee were unable to procure
conveyance on that day Miaerw Pay Doty, (< I eubor linate conjunction of reason, (d) ab>
Ruth and Ellen Bewley, Laey Doty, Ignore »tract noun; (e) futerrogstive prououo need lu
IfuebAiid—What hnv« yon l»aan read
Roby, Mrs BabMdge. Meaar. Doty. Vesper the objective case.
I g, Write the correlative form of each of the ing in the newspaper? Yon are tremb
Doty. J. J. Pye, Abe Mmmons and Will Brooks
' of the following ttolo, attorney general
Pro ling and lull of •icitemenl.
attended
Wife-Well, I ahould think an! I
fessor Brown, dregs, apiece, kine, swine, form
bought aotne eoraofa at Burn*« yeeterday
The govrenmenl work M Marly completed for nla, knight templar, news
Na old MJ uam slash; Eve,ything nnv and uf la date.
thia summer Mr Jacobson
of WakeSeldh
6. Anaiise the following Count that day lost for |4 99 and I ere’a the eame kind a<i-
_ c. srrz < Js.ol-on, hss br«.| ps«.b< srr-uud the gllller
j whose tow descending sun views from thy hand vertiwxl today at Htary'a Ur |4 90.
Opposite Bank Building.
Flooring, Fustic and
First Class Finishing Lumber
Ship Lap ana Sized Dimension
Dough, Dimension Lumber
$12.00
7.00
6.00
Tillamook Lumbering Co
A COMPLETE NEW STOCK
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TINWARE.
FARM MACHINERY,
LOGGERS SUPPLIES,
FISHING TACKLE,
AMU NITION ETC.
A FULL LINE OF READY MIXED PAINTS ,
having,
Hal
READING
1. What is the object of readiug?
2. Define five terms used in teaching reading-
i 3. Define, paragraph, apostropliy, stanza
caret, sentence.
4. Name one noted prose writer, one orator,
and one poet oi the present time.
5. What errors are to be avoided in reading
poetry? How would you correct the same?
6. Wh .t use should be made of the diction
ary in connection with reading?
7. What is the relation of reading to know
ledge getting?
8. What defeats are common in reading?
9. Name two essentials of gt>od trailing.
10. Define retorical,
pause, consonant,
diphthong, labial.
PHYSIOLOGY.
1. Of what is bone composed? What is the
peri ostein? Why tea bone telon so painful,
2. Between what bones does the turning
motion of the head take place? What kind of
motion will be permitted by a ball-and-socket
joint?
3. IIow is the thoracic cavity bounded?
What seperates it from the abdominal cavity
below?
4. From where does the left ventricle of the
heart receive its blood? Where, through what,
and how does it send it? " lien does the blood
loose its oxygen and take CO2?
5. When an artery is divided, how does the
blood flow? Describe the application of a
tournibuet.
6. Speak briefly of the following: Larynx,
nerve ganglion, Kustachion tube, plorus, cornea
7. What is the most important of all the
articles of food? Why? What condition is
produced when the demands of hunger and
thirst is not satisfied?
8. What aud where is the lachrymal gland?
Why are the eyes dazzled in passing into a
bright light?
9. Describe a tooth, speaking of its composit
ion and naming its different parts. How
should the teeth be cared for? Why?
10. Speak of the necessary of ventilating a
schoolroom. State some of the effects of poor
veutilatlon.
UNITED S t A1 ES HISTORY.
1. Give the cause and result of the Bacon
rebellion. When, where, and by whom was
Virginia first settled?
2. Whin was New York first settled and by
what people?
3. What was the character of the govern
ment during the revolutionary war?
4. (a) State the causes of the war with
Mexico and the results of the war upon the
territory of the United States, (b) What was
the cause of the war with England in I812.
5. (a) What was the real cause of the
rebellion in i56i?^(b) What effect did the
emancipation proclamation have on the South?
(c) How did it effect the North?
6. What is the meaning of the “Monroe
Doctrine?”
7. What interest di<l the French people
have in the war of the revolution; and how did
they show their interest?
8. What great event did the world’s fair
at Chicago comemorate? What the one In
Philadelphia in 1876?
9. To what degree have the industrial pur
suits detei mined political parties of the Uuiled
States.
10. What did the term “Squatter sovereignty
mean?
GATHERED BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS. I
TQhen £ou go homo
no worthy action done, (b) Parse lost, whose.
7. Correct all errors in the following ami
I give reason for each change: (a) That Ugly
| worm will change to a butterfly. (b)If my sis
ter goes, which I think is doubtful, she will
! call tor you.
I 8. Analyze the following words: Agent, diair .
etcr, jourtet, carnivorous, subscription.
9. Define and illustrate the following: Im
personal verb, indefinale pronoun, periodic
sentence, ellipsis press! ve voice.
10. Write a synopsis of the verb lie (to re
cline) in the first p?is > 1, singula', active voice,
affi mative form, tliiough the indicative and
poteutial modes.
EXAMINA T/ON QUEST/ONS |
COUNTY ITEMS
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iq Evecy particular w’H. H. carey ,
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